Sure, here's the translation:
'One more question, please.'
While I was driving home, I was just able to enjoy driving in the slipstream of a VW T4 for a while. YAYYYYY he's going over 190 km/h, but only in the slipstream

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What I noticed was that sparks were flying from my rear window, not many, but it was clearly visible when no one was behind me.
Where do they come from? Isn't that unusual?
'Furthermore, my engine always sounds very smooth after running for 30 minutes.' He's left his days of reckless highway driving behind him. He no longer revs the engine unnecessarily, and hardly does it at all when the car is stationary.
If he manages to achieve a score of 190-200 on his own now, I would be really satisfied.
Here's one more addition:
Whether I press the accelerator pedal all the way down or only 2/3, it doesn't seem to matter. Does this mean that my engine receives the same amount of diesel at 2/3 throttle as it does with full throttle, or does the difference simply not result in any additional power?